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Notice a pattern? Ask. You stay in control — check it, build it, backtest it.

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The data behind every backtest

1,000+
Stocks & ETFs
S&P 500 + Russell 1000 + ETFs
10 years
History
minute-level, since 2016
1m → daily
Timeframes
1m · 5m · 15m · 30m · 1h · 4h · 1d
25
Event feeds
earnings, macro, Fed, treasuries

At scale

Research on 1,000+ equities.

Research any of them, or combine up to 25 into a basket that ranks, rotates, and plans around the economic calendar.

Rank a basket of momentum names and hold the top 5.

cross-sectional rankingbasket up to 25

Scan a watchlist for today's strongest RSI dips.

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Build an equal-weight rotation across sector ETFs.

equal-weight rotationscheduled rebalance

Sit out the two days before every CPI and Fed release.

25 macro & Fed feeds
All your ideas in one place

Every hunch becomes something you can test.

Jot ideas down. The agent checks each one against real data, and the ones that hold up become strategies you can run.

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Capture every idea

Nothing forgotten, nothing lost in a notes app.

Check in seconds

The agent tests an idea against real history before you spend more time on it.

Build the ones that work

Promising ideas turn into strategies with a click.

Validation, built in

Before a strategy touches real money, we put it through its paces.

Signal scan, backtest, walk-forward, overfitting check, parameter sweeps — automated and one tab away from your results.

AAPL · RSI(14) < 30 · 5d horizon · 5y lookback
Reliable
62%
Win Rate
1.4
Sharpe
0.003
p-value
312
Trades scanned
Forward 5-day returns
n = 312
-4%-2%0%+2%+4%+6%
Edge confirmed: RSI(14) < 30 is followed by a positive 5-day return more often than not.
Statistically significant: p = 0.003 (well under 0.05 threshold).
Tradeable: 312 historical setups — enough sample for confidence.

Plan around the news

Earnings. Announcements. Anything you watch for.

Tell your strategy what to avoid and what to act on. Same calendar you check every morning — now wired into your trades.

Stay out of risky moments
Skip the two days before Apple's earnings.
Pause your strategy around events that tend to be volatile or unpredictable.
Jump in right after
Buy in the hour after a Fed announcement.
Wait for an event to happen, then act on the move that follows.
Anything on your calendar
Avoid product launch days. Trade only after good earnings.
Earnings, Fed meetings, inflation reports — or events you define yourself. If it's on the calendar, your strategy can respond to it.
Buy in the hour after Fed meets
Skip 2 days before earnings
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Gate zone (pre-earnings)
Trigger zone (post-FOMC)

New here?

Not sure where to start? Just ask.

Whatever you're wondering — the agent explains things in plain English and builds alongside you, one step at a time.

You
I've never traded before. Where do I start?
Agent

No problem — most people start by picking a stock they know and a simple idea. Tell me a company you follow, or describe something you've noticed about the market. I'll take it from there and explain every step.

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You
Can you show me a beginner-friendly strategy?
Agent

Sure. One easy starter: buy a stock when its price has dropped recently, then sell when it bounces back. We can try it on Apple first, see how often it's worked in the past, and tweak the rules together.

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You
How do I know if a strategy is actually any good?
Agent

We test it on years of real market history before you risk a dollar. You'll see how many trades it would have made, how often it won, and what the ups and downs looked like. We also flag when results look too good to be true.

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You
I'm worried about losing money. Can I test first?
Agent

Always. Nothing trades real money until you say so. Try a strategy on historical data first, then switch on paper trading to watch it work on live prices without spending anything. Only when you trust it do you connect a real account.

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A subscription SaaS platform for designing, backtesting, and paper-trading algorithmic trading strategies on equities and crypto — described in plain English to an AI agent, no code required.

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Quawd is a software tool, not a broker-dealer or investment adviser, and does not provide investment advice. Trading involves substantial risk of loss. Backtested and hypothetical results have inherent limitations and are not indicative of future performance.